Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-09
Observation-Disclosures
THE RENEWAL OF THE TROC.
BILE APT TO BE SERIOUS.

| Both Russia and Germany Dipping
their Fingers into the Boiling Teapos
in Behalf of RevoluEionfsts-How the
Executions by the Military Were Con-
Quoted.
BERLIN, March SIN the Rsichstag tc.
day the budget bill passed its first reaCs
ing after debate lasting an hour and
half. Some of the clauses of the bill were
referred to committee.
Herr jacob, Secretary of State for the
Imperial Treasury, announced that the
government was not yet in position to
state It's proposals for an increase Of the
revenue of the empire.
SOME OF THE INSURGENTS.
BUCHAREsT, March S.-Among the in-
surgents in Bulgaria was Dimitrief, COR
respondent OF the Moscow Viedomosti.
Twenty Russian officers, who were im--
plicated in the revolt and who fed aftera
the defeat of the insurgents. haze arrivedS
In Roumania. Maj. Ouzanof, who COM
mauded the rebel troops at Rustchuk,
and who was seriously wounded in the
tight with the Loyalists, was an enth
astic supporter of Prince Alexander, and
was commander at WIddin during tha
Servo Bul lgarian war. The Roumanianl
government has resolved to suppress the
agitation in favor OF revolution which ID
being carried on in Roumania by Bulgav
rian immigrants.
The wives and widows of the Bulgas
rian insurgents here are receiving pes
cunlary support from the wife of the RUS
sian Minister.
BELIEVED TO BE SPY.
VIENNA, March S.--A dispatch from
Lemberg, in Austrian Gallicia, says that
a RnGc a N n In nj 30 nj
has been arrested at the railroad depot at
Dubiecko, 70 miles from Lemberg, on,
strong suspicion OF being Russian spy.
The Fremdenblatt urges the Bulgarian
regents to retire and allow the country To
secure peaceful arrangement with
Russia. Other semi-official papers give
similar advice, and 1t Is believed they
were inspired by the government to adyo.
cate such course.
THE soBRANJE TO BE SUMMONED,
SOFIA, March 6.-The government ia
about to summon the great SObrapje.
The National party Will demand OF the
sobranje that greater power be given to
the regents.
1t is reported that the Roumanian aus
thorlties have arrested al Astrod two
superior officers of Russian nationality
who were concerned In the recent upris.
ing In Bulgaria.
NJ. Zankof's son.in-law, and others sus.
peeted of having bean concerned in ths
recent uprising. have been released.
RAID INTO TURKEY.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, March S.-A small
band OF Bulgarian insurgents has made a
raid across the Turkish frontier and cut
the telegraph line between HermanIie
and Haskevo.
LET OFF WITH ExILING.
RUsTCHUK, March 8.-CaDt. Bollman.
leader In the recent revolt, has been
eXiled. He is wounded In both legs. Col.
Filoh, another OF the rebel leaders. is
dying from his wounds. The Russian
government, acting through the Rouma-
nian counsel here, has claimed Col. Nfoff
as Russian subject.
The exeoatioa of the rebeIs
took place at o'clock Sunday
morning. The condemned stood besiaa
open graves. Three soldiers were DE-
tailed for the execution, and were IN
structed TO tire two shots each from their
reyolyers, 80 that each of the rebels re-
ceiyed six bullets. The public was ex.
cluded, only soldiers and officials Witness
Ing the execution. The friends Of the
dead have since been allowed to disinter
the bodies and bury them elsewhere.
AN ALLEGED. ALLIANCE DENIED,
PARIS, March S.-La Temps and La
Journal des Debats semi-officially con-
tradict the report that a treaty of alliance
pas been signed by Germany, Austria
and Italy.